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4,586 results for “Authorities” — showing 4,061–4,080
- TopicHolinessTestament command to be holy as God is holy. The author emphasizes the necessity of pursuing holiness, stating that without it, no one will
- TopicHoliness Movementsanctified and to avoid sexual immorality, highlighting the call to holiness. The author urges believers to pursue peace and holiness, stating that without holiness
- TopicHoly Hillking upon Zion, emphasizing its significance as a holy place of authority and divine rule. Describes the heavenly Jerusalem, the city of the living God, highlighting
- TopicHoly, Holy, Holywritten to encourage believers facing persecution, reminding them of God's ultimate authority and purity. Cultivate a lifestyle of worship that acknowledges God's holiness. Approach
- TopicHonor Your ParentsTestaments, emphasizing respect, obedience, and the importance of family relationships. Respect for Authority Family Relationships Obedience Blessings of Honor The Fifth Commandment, which instructs believers
- TopicHonor to Godhonor one's parents, which reflects the broader principle of honoring authority and God Himself. God declares that He will honor those who honor Him, highlighting
- TopicHope and Despairhope through the Holy Spirit. In the midst of lament, the author recalls God's steadfast love and mercies, which are new every morning, providing
- TopicHope in ChristChrist, which secures an inheritance that is imperishable, undefiled, and unfading. The author of Hebrews describes hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure
- TopicHophnistandards. Demonstrates God's judgment on those who abuse their positions of authority. Highlights the importance of faithfulness and integrity in the priesthood
- TopicHorebmoral and ethical behavior. Approach God with reverence, acknowledging His holiness and authority. Understand the significance of covenant relationships in our faith journey. Horeb symbolizes
- TopicHornetschallenging circumstances. Recognize the importance of reverence for God's power and authority. Understand that God can use unconventional means to achieve His purposes. Demonstrates
- TopicHorsesearthly power. Describes Christ riding a white horse in victory, symbolizing His authority and the ultimate triumph over evil. Prophecy of the coming King riding
- TopicHuman Emotionalways, emphasizing the importance of joy in the Christian life. The biblical authors wrote in contexts where emotions were openly expressed and understood as integral
- TopicHuman Planswhen plans do not unfold as expected. Affirms God's ultimate authority over human affairs and the futility of relying solely on human wisdom. Encourages believers
- TopicHuman Rebellionrefers to the act of turning away from God's commands and authority, beginning with the Fall in Genesis and continuing throughout biblical history. It highlights
- TopicHuman Responsibilitynarrative, where humanity is created in the image of God and given authority over the earth, which sets the stage for ethical living and accountability throughout
- TopicHuman Stewardshipearth and its resources as entrusted by God. Creation Care Responsibility and Authority Sustainability Human Dignity God grants humanity dominion over the earth, establishing the foundation
- TopicHumble Kingidentifies with the lowly and marginalized. Challenges worldly notions of power and authority, presenting a counter-cultural model of leadership
- TopicHumilityrelationship with God and others. Dependence on God Servanthood Selflessness Submission to Authority Paul instructs believers to do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit
- TopicHumilityhealthy relationship with God and others. Dependence on God Servanthood Submission to Authority Selflessness Paul encourages believers to do nothing out of selfish ambition